Answer:
body can survive for 8 to 21 days without food and water and up to two months
Explanation:
Answer:
scientists believe that we could go up to 2 months without eating.
Explanation:
Although we can go 2 months without eating before we die, we can only go 3-4 days without drinking.
List characteristics of a good weight-reduction program?
What is the cause of undernutrition?
Answer:
Causes of malnutrition include inappropriate dietary choices, a low income, difficulty obtaining food, and various physical and mental health conditions. Undernutrition is one type of malnutrition .
Explanation:
Rice is lower in which of the following than most grains?
O A.
Fat
OB.
Fiber
OC.
Calories
OD.
Calcium
Answer:
B.Fiber
Explanation:
This type of fat is most metabolically active and increases chronic disease risk
Group of answer choices
Brown fat
Subcutaneous fat
Visceral fat
Saturated fat
Answer: Visceral fat
Explanation:
Answer:
Visceral fat
Explanation:
Which behavior is most likely to indicate alcohol abuse?
Answer:
The behavior that is most likely to indicate alcohol abuse is feeling a need to have more drinks than what is normal or typical for them in order to reach the state that they want/feeling a high/becoming intoxicated.
Explanation:
A small village, though it is isolated, has decent health care, plentiful natural
resources, and a great educational system. Not long after they endure a civil
war, the village becomes afflicted with an infectious disease. Which of these
categories of factors is most likely the cause?
O A. Societal events
B. Genetic disorder
C. Environmental changes
D. Food production
Answer:
A. Societal events.
Explanation:
It told me that was the answer on the test.
The root cause of the disease must have been the environmental changes that accompany the war.
What is an infectious disease?An infectious disease is a disease that can be transferred from person to person via contact with an infected person.
Since the village is isolated, it then follows that the root cause of the disease must have been the environmental changes that accompany the war.
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Select the correct answer.
What is the technical name for kidney stones?
A.
Renal lithiasis
B.
Renal fascia
C.
Renal sinus
D. Renal stonesis
Explain which type of service delivery model this scenario represents.
Situation: A shy teenage boy feared crowds and struggled when called upon in class. His social worker discovered the
teen enjoyed and had a gift for computer math games. The social worker encouraged the teen to get involved in a small
after-school math team that worked with elementary students who needed help in math. In the small group setting,
using his gift for math, the teen began to overcome his fear of crowds.
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The type of service delivery model this scenario represents is talent visualization.
How to work talents in the classroom?
Commitment, ethical and sincere attitudes, collaboration with colleagues and spontaneous contributions during activities are aspects that attract attention in a student. The feedback for students usually comes in the form of opportunities and incentives for them to further develop their talents.
With this information, we can conclude that the type of service delivery model this scenario represents is talent visualization.
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Describe how overtraining can lead to chronic
injury.
Answer:
Overtraining injuries are musculoskeletal (involving muscles, joints, and bones) injuries that occur due to more activity or exercise than your body is used to. They can happen to anyone who increases the amount or intensity of activity or changes the type of activity.
One method that can help support continence is to
Answer: A healthy diet and regular exercise
Explanation: Plenty can be done to improve or in some cases cure incontinence
Physical health is one component of the health triangle. What are the other
two components?
. A. Public health
0 B. Mental and emotional health
. C. Social health
D D. Community health
Answer:
0 B. Mental and emotional health!
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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!! Why is it important for psychologists to know how the brain functions?
Please present at least TWO paragraphs.
Answer:
It is important to study brains for a psychologist because they observed human behavior which is controlled by the human brain. Each action of a human is controlled by the brain and the psychologist observed this behavior and tries to give the best solution to control your brain. Most criminals have a bad mindset so the psychologist tries to change it to help make them a healthy person for society. Psychologists mainly deals with mental health and other stuff like that, which all of that has to do with the brain. If a psychologist didn't know about how the brain functions then they basically wouldn't be a psychologist because that's something that they should know.
Explanation:
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using the lirn library, research ethical arguments for and against the use of fetal stem cells for medical treatment. discuss your opinion on: the benefits of the medical treatment, and what are examples of treatments. the potential disadvantages of the medical treatment select one type of treatment and discuss alternative treatments.
The use of embryo stem cells can be considered unethical because it is required to use fetal tissues for this technique.
What is a stem cell?Stem cells are pluripotent cells that have the ability to divide and differentiate in potentially any human tissue.
The use of embryo stem cells can be considered unethical for a part of society because this technique requires the destruction of fetal (human) tissues.
Some of the disadvantages of the use of stem cells in medical settings include the risk of infections, possible bleeding, graft-based diseases, etc.
An alternative to these techniques (stem cell-based methods) can be regeneration in vivo of the damaged tissue.
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This drug is made by fermenting yeast with fruit
A: cocaine
B: alcohol
C: caffeine
D: tobacco
methods of communication in health and social care
Answer:
It could be a face-to-face conversation, telephone, email or a medical record. Types of messages: Messages could be informal in nature such as voice messages or e-mail, or formal messages such as hospital discharge summaries or laboratory results. Computer generated messages typically follow the HL7 standard
Explanation:
You don’t have to take the NCLEX to have a career in nursing.
A.
True
B.
False
Which of the following situations describes a barrier to care?
A.
Bill chooses to ride his bike to his yearly physical and is late for his appointment.
B.
Vladimir speaks only Russian, but the nearest Russian-speaking clinic is several hours away.
C.
Jackie forgets to pay her copay and receives a bill in the mail.
D.
Konika can’t find her prescription at home, so she has to call the doctor’s office for a new one.
Answer:
A. Bill chooses to ride his bike to his yearly physical and is late for his appointment.
Explanation:
For me,Bill made a choice
Dopamine is in your body that
makes you feel pleasure.
A an illegal drug
B. a chemical
C a type of food
Answer:
chemical
Explanation:
What advice would you give a friend who started exercising hard every day and whose body now hurts too much to move ?
Answer:
Not taking any rest day is very dangerous.
A day of rest allows your body to repair tissues damaged from the mechanical stresses of exercise. Specifically, rest allows time for the fibroblasts—individual cells that repair damaged tissues like muscles proteins—to do their job and repair any tissues that require
Explanation:
Which laws prevent reduce injury in event of crash
Answer:
Signal rules are the law or rules prevent or reduce injury by preventing crashes!What testing is mandatory in the United States?
a. Amniocentesis
b. Maternal blood analysis
c. PKU blood testing
d. Ultrasonography
Answer:
Option C
Explanation:
Antigen testing is mandatory in United StatesPKU stands for Positive phenylketonuriaThis test is mandatory in all 50 states of US for new. born babies
what are the needs to make a family life happy write in brief?
Answer:
Explanation:
making a family "happy" can vary with every kind of person. with family, you need to communicate, you can't only talk to your children, but you have to hear them out. you have to consider their feelings, not only yours or how you think they feel. most importantly, you have to take care and love yourself. if you aren't happy, I'm sure your family can feel your pain. be flexible with your time and your family. Adolescents prefer to spend time with their parents above everything else. Making time for an unplanned game or an unplanned trip to the park may be a lot of fun, as well as something you and your children will remember fondly. all of these factors play roles in happy children and families. hope this helps <3
which of the following statements about orienteering is not true
Answer:
if u add the following I’ll be happy to help you
Explanation:
Which of the following is NOT a symptom of Hodgkin's lymphoma?
A.
Constant fatigue
B.
Unexplained weight loss
C. Very painful, swollen lymph nodes
D.
Loss of appetite
Answer:
The answer is C. Very painful, swollen lymph nodes
Explanation:
They are the symtoms painful in your stomach and swollen.
The mediastinum contains which of the following organs?
A.
Heart
B
Esophagus
C.
Trachea
D.
All of the above
Answer:
D) all of the above
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have a nice day!!
Answer:
The answer is D
Explanation:
Hope this helps:)...if not then sorry for wasting your time and may God bless you:)
Item 11 of 23
Why is it important to use only 1-2 paper towels and turn the tap off as soon as possible?
-1
Why is it important to use 1-2 towels and turn the tap off as soon as possible
Answer:
To prevent transfer of microbes
Explanation:
Use clean, dry paper towel to turn off hand faucet. Avoid touching with hands. To prevent the transfer of microbes from faucet to your hands. This prevents the nurse from picking up microorganisms from the faucet handles.
Question 11 (1 point)
What should a restaurant employee do in order to ensure that food has been transported properly?
Question 11 options:
look for inspection tags on food products
check to make sure that the truck is running properly
check the temperature of the truck
check the driver’s certifications
Question 12 (1 point)
Which of the following is NOT part of the first-aid procedures for minor cuts?
Question 12 options:
stopping the bleeding
applying a topical antibiotic to the wound
cleaning the wound with soap and water
covering the wound with a bandage
Question 13 (1 point)
Microorganisms that contaminate food are collectively referred to as
Question 13 options:
biological agents
physical objects
chemical contaminants
viruses
Question 14 (1 point)
Using a food thermometer is the only way to ensure that food is fully cooked.
Question 14 options:
True
False
Question 15 (1 point)
Food service workers are not permitted to wear their wedding rings to work.
Question 15 options:
True
False
Question 16 (1 point)
Approximately how many young workers are injured on the job each year in the United States?
Question 16 options:
500
5,000
50,000
500,000
Question 17 (1 point)
In the majority of cases, hydration and bed rest are sufficient treatments for foodborne illnesses.
Question 17 options:
True
False
Question 18 (1 point)
Why is it important to take kitchen equipment apart before cleaning it?
Question 18 options:
to ensure that you don’t break it
because not all parts can be submerged in water
to make sure you fully remove food or dirt from crevices
so that you don’t injure yourself while cleaning it
Question 19 (1 point)
It’s okay to store dry foods near cleaners and pesticides as long as the chemicals are properly labeled.
Question 19 options:
True
False
Question 20 (1 point)
Which of the following is NOT an effective way of minimizing slips and falls in a food service establishment?
Question 20 options:
providing employees with slip-resistant footwear
teaching employees how to walk over a wet surface without slipping
cleaning up spills immediately
putting down mats in certain areas of the kitchen
Question 21 (1 point)
Which of the following is NOT part of the first-aid procedures for minor burns?
Question 21 options:
using an over-the-counter pain reliever
applying ice to the wound
applying a bandage to the wound
holding the burn under cool running water
Question 22 (1 point)
Which of the following BEST describes what must occur before foods can be stored in a refrigerator?
Question 22 options:
They must be wrapped in plastic or put into clean containers.
They must be cooled and wrapped in plastic or put into clean containers.
They must be cooled and labeled.
They must be cooled, wrapped in plastic or put into clean containers, and labeled.
Question 23 (1 point)
Raw foods should be stored on the top shelf, above ready-to-eat foods.
Question 23 options:
True
False
Question 24 (1 point)
Most of the burns that occur in the food service industry are minor burns.
Question 24 options:
True
False
Question 25 (1 point)
Which of the following is NOT an effective way of minimizing the risk of kitchen fires?
Question 25 options:
teaching employees the Stop, Drop, & Roll technique
inspecting equipment regularly
cleaning stoves properly
ensuring that smoke alarms are functional
Answer:
11 is probs either a or c, i dunno, sorry!
12 is a, stopping the bleeding
13 is a, biological agents (because their living microorganisms)
14 is true, i believe
15 is false (they can wear a plain ring but nothing with grooves and such because it might carry pathogens)
17 is true
18 is probably c
19 i would say is false, it doesn't matter if chemicals are labeled they probably shouldn't be near any food.
20 is b, that's just ridiculous.
21 is b
i'd say 22 is d
23 is most likely false
24 is true
25 is a, it's important to know in case of a fire but doesn't help prevent one.
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You work at a local restaurant and are helping the manager close for the night. The manager has gone to check the bathrooms and, after a few moments, you hear him yell for help. You go to the bathroom where he is at and there is a man who is wedged between the toilet and the wall. He is unresponsive. There is an AED mounted on the wall by the drink station.
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Learning about the origin of maglalatik is interesting because...
Answer:
It is a Filipino cooking product in coconut used for cooking. it is also a war dance depicting a fight.
Question 1: Which nutrient dose this for the body?
-Help building bones & teeth
- aids in muscle function
- nervous system activity
ANSWERS
Minerals
Fats
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Question 2
Which nutrient dose this for the Body?
- dissolves and carries nutrients
- removes waste
- regulates body temperature
ANSWERS
-Water
-Proteins
-Vitamins
-Minerals
Question 3
true or false - To help people get correct nutrients the USDA gives guidelines for how much people should eat based on 5 food groups
ANSWERS
-True
-False
Question 4
Which nutrient dose this for the body?
- Builds new tissues
- Antibodies enzymes
- Hormones
- And other important compounds
ANSWERS
-Proteins
-Carbohydrates
-Fats
-Water
Question 5
What is a nutrition?
ANSWERS
-All of these
-The branch of science that deals with nutrients and nutrition, particularly in humans
-Food or nourishment
-The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
Answer:
Question 1 - minerals
Question 2 - water
Question 3 - true
Question 4 - protien
Question 5 - All of these
hopefully this helps you :D
Answer:
1. minerals
2. water
3. true
4. proteins
5. all of above
Explanation:
hopes this helps you